Chen Lu- Energy storage – Best Researcher Award

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Chen Lu- Energy storage – Best Researcher Award

Ms. Chen Lu  distinguished academic and researcher in the field Energy storage.

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Chen Lu received the bachelor’s degreein engineering from Qingdao University of Technology, China,in 2022. She is currently pursuing the master’sdegree in engineering management with the Qingdao University of Technology. Her research interests include project management.

Work Experience:

In recent years, Chen Lu has been engaged in research in the field of energy and sustainable development. It mainly focuses on the development and utilization of renewable energy, the innovation of energy conversion and energy storage technology, the improvement of energy utilization efficiency, the combination of technological innovation and the Internet, and the promotion of policies and regulations. These innovative measures help achieve sustainable energy development and promote harmonious coexistence between man and nature

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  • ,Optimal site selection for wind-photovoltaic-complemented storage power plants based on Geographic Information System and Grey Relational Analysis-Group Criteria Importance Through Inter Criteria Correlation-Interactive and Multicriteria Decision Making: A case study of China

    Journal of Energy StorageThis link is disabled., 2024, 92, 112148

  • A study on site selection of wind power plant based on prospect theory and VIKOR: a case study in China

Ahmed Haroun – Self powered sensors – Best Researcher Award

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Ahmed Haroun – Self powered sensors – Best Researcher Award

Dr. Ahmed Haroun distinguished academic and researcher in the field  Self Powered Sensors. His impactful research extends beyond the confines of academia, as evidenced by his tenure as a Senior Research Fellow at the National University of Singapore. Here, he contributed significantly to the development of meso-scale offshore wave energy harvesters and delved into the realm of triboelectric nanogenerators for self-powering ocean wireless sensor networks. Additionally, his prior role as a Research Fellow at NUS involved pioneering work on dielectric elastomers for electromechanical energy conversion, showcasing his versatility and expertise in interdisciplinary research.

🌐 Professional Profiles

Educations📚📚📚

He holds a distinguished academic background in mechanical engineering, culminating in a Ph.D. from the University of Tokyo, where he maintained a flawless GPA of 4.0/4.0. His doctoral research delved into the intricacies of electromagnetic vibration energy harvesting, specifically focusing on combined free/impact motion for efficient operation at low frequencies. Prior to this, he earned a Master of Science degree with honors from Cairo University, showcasing his prowess in modeling and simulating multibody mechanical systems with clearance joints. His educational journey also includes an intensive non-degree course in practical technology for robots and mechatronics from Japan’s KITA institute, where he acquired a diverse skill set encompassing sensor technology, motion control, PLC, and more. As an undergraduate at Cairo University, he distinguished himself as the top-ranked student in his department, graduating with honors and spearheading projects such as the design and manufacturing of a 2D CNC plasma cutting machine.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

He boasts an extensive professional journey marked by significant contributions to academia and cutting-edge research. Currently serving as a Senior Research Fellow at the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies within the Biorobotics Institute/Soft Mechatronics Lab, he spearheads the development of soft robotic end-effectors for delicate produce harvesting, focusing particularly on the SoftGrip project. His role involves the intricate task of crafting soft and semi-soft robotic wrists tailored for automated mushroom outrooting.

Simultaneously, as an Assistant Professor at Cairo University, he excels in both teaching and research endeavors. He diligently imparts knowledge in various domains of mechanical design and production engineering, shaping the minds of future engineers. His teaching responsibilities encompass a wide array of subjects, including Mechanical Vibrations, Basic Robot Technologies, and Engineering Measurements. Moreover, he actively supervises undergraduate and master’s students, guiding them through innovative research projects that tackle pressing engineering challenges, such as low-frequency energy harvesting and motion energy harvesting for wireless sensors.

 

During his earlier years at Cairo University, he served as a Demonstrator and Assistant Lecturer, playing a pivotal role in teaching fundamental courses while also actively engaging in research activities. His dedication to both education and research underscores his commitment to advancing the field of mechanical engineering and robotics, making him a highly respected figure in academia and beyond.

RESEARCH FUNDING

The JSPS-STDF research grant: This is a collaborative research grant between Cairo University and
University of Tokyo funded by JSPS (Japan), and STDF (Egypt) to do research on “developing an
offshore wave energy harvesting system for self-powering of ocean sensor networks”. (I had to withdraw
the application of this grant in order to apply for no-pay leave from Cairo University and Join Sant’Anna
School in Italy)

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Motion/vibration energy harvesting; Active and passive vibration control; Self-powered motion sensing;
Sensors and actuators; Nonlinear dynamics; Soft robotics; Mechatronics and automation

Awards

Throughout his illustrious academic and professional journey, he has garnered numerous accolades and awards, underscoring his exceptional talent and dedication to his field. Notably, he earned a prestigious MEXT scholarship for his Ph.D. studies in Mechanical Engineering, endorsed by the esteemed University of Tokyo. His outstanding achievements were further recognized with inclusion in the 30th Pearl Anniversary edition of Who’s Who in the World in 2013, a testament to his remarkable contributions to academia. Among his notable accolades is the Engineer Ibrahim Fawzy Award for the best master’s thesis in System Dynamics and Control, bestowed upon him by Cairo University in 2012.

His pursuit of excellence extends beyond academia, as evidenced by his receipt of the Engineer Reda Hamza and Engineer Mohamed Ibrahim Awards from Cairo University in 2009. Additionally, he has been honored with the Distinguished Student Award by Schlumberger on multiple occasions, highlighting his exceptional academic performance and leadership qualities. His remarkable academic achievements have been consistently recognized with scholarships for academic distinction throughout his undergraduate years at Cairo University, culminating in the receipt of distinguished silver and golden medals from the Faculty of Engineering.

Furthermore, his commitment to practical learning and international collaboration is evident through his participation in prestigious programs such as the practical course study scholarship in Practical Technology for Robots and Mechatronics, organized by KITA and funded by JICA in Japan. Additionally, he completed a practical traineeship for foreign students of technical sciences in Poland, demonstrating his global perspective and eagerness to expand his horizons. Collectively, these accolades and experiences underscore his status as a distinguished scholar and engineer, poised to make significant contributions to his field and beyond.

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